Grace Cordsen is a polar communicator and sustainability strategist committed to making climate science accessible and actionable. With expertise in climate crisis communications, sustainability, and polar exploration, she bridges science, activism, and storytelling. 
Her background in polar logistics, sustainability strategy, and media production allows her to craft compelling narratives that bring the urgency of climate change to global audiences. Since graduating from Princeton University, Grace has worked extensively in both Poles as a logistics manager, educational director, researcher, and journalist. In 2024 alone, Grace not only was one of the youngest women to manage a camp on the Antarctic interior, where she had the chance to visit the geographic South Pole, she also voyaged to the geographic North Pole as an Arctic Research Foundation journalist and WINGs Flag Carrier. 
Grace has worked with leading platforms such as EcoWatch, Climate & Capital, The Arctic Research Foundation, and The Polar Collective, ensuring that climate stories reach decision-makers, activists, and the public. Grace is currently pursuing her Masters in Sustainability Management at Columbia University in NYC where she has integrated her mission of turning exploration into action into her studies.